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1,000 Miles Per Hour: a lens-based art exhibition exploring perspectives on space and time, opens at Beeler Gallery, Columbus College of Art & Design, Sept. 15. Free and open to the public.
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Emily Ragland, an accomplished leader in college admissions, has been hired as Columbus College of Art & Design’s new vice president for enrollment management.
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They may not be able to leap tall buildings in a single bound (let’s leave the Superman antics to the Man of Steel himself), but a group of CCAD students recently played superhero for some young artists in the making.
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Some of Ratha Seng’s earliest memories are of women—family and friends, members of the Cambodian refugee community—preparing food and telling stories in the kitchen. Those memories are what ultimately promoted Seng to create and launch his own book, Tarsu Cookbook, for his Columbus College of Art & Design senior capstone project.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio—Columbus College of Art & Design (CCAD) has launched Smokey’s Scouts, a forest-friendly mobile matching game for kids, teens, and adults, in an effort to increase fire safety awareness and wildfire prevention nationwide.
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CCAD Stories: Roy (RJ) Davila
CategoriesPrior to graduating from CCAD, Davila was one of 20 students nationwide selected for the Gotham EDU Film and Media Career Development Program for 2022. The six-week mentorship program is intended to help emerging film and media professionals gain a deeper understanding of the industries and the type of careers available to them. -
COLUMBUS, Ohio—Columbus College of Art & Design has long held a key position as an economic engine in central Ohio and well beyond.
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CCAD faculty are active in creative pursuits. Negesti Kaudo's book "Ripe" will be celebrated on April 28, 2022, at Two Dollar Radio HQ. Mar Romasco Moore's "I am the Ghost in Your House" is acclaimed, and Robert Loss, who wrote "Nothing Has Been Done Before," is working on a new book about Prince.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio – Columbus College of Art & Design is pleased to announce that accomplished planner Miranda Kridler will be the college’s new Vice President for Planning & Operations (VPPO) who will manage the college’s strategic and campus planning efforts and oversee the operational areas of CCAD.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio—After two years of virtual graduation ceremonies, members of Columbus College of Art & Design’s Class of 2022 will walk across the Mershon Auditorium stage as the college returns to a fully in-person Commencement on Saturday, May 14, at 10 a.m. Eminent graphic designer Paula Scher will deliver the Commencement address to graduating seniors and Master of Fine Arts students.